With over 550 exhibitors, including AGFA, Aleph, Brother, Canon, Durst, EFI, Fujifilm, Hanglory, Hexis, HP, MHM, Mimaki, Ricoh, Roland, Sun Chemical, Surfex and Swissqprint, the events showcased the latest innovations for digital wide format, screen and textile printing, garment decoration and signage. Visitors discovered an array of new technologies and consumables, with exhibitors emphasising production efficiency, application flexibility, sustainability and personalisation.

New this year, the Personalisation Experience conference offered the delegates the opportunity to learn about the psychology and behavioural science that makes personalisation so appealing, the commercial value of personalisation, and how digital transformation, technology and software solutions enable customisation. 

Michael Ryan, head of Fespa Global Print Expo, said, “The power of a live Fespa event is that, in addition to having access to hundreds of potential suppliers, visitors also networked with like-minded business owners and exchange ideas and experiences to gain valuable new perspectives.”

Co-located in hall A2, European Sign Expo presented a range of innovations in signage and visual communications. Over 75 suppliers showcased the latest in channel lettering, dimensional signage, digital signage, display systems, engraving and etching, illuminated displays, LED, neon, out-of-home media and sign tools.

Located in hall B2 stand 61, the Sustainability Spotlight material showcased features a wide range of environmentally responsible graphics and textile material samples, including leather and leather alternatives, natural fibres, cellulosics and synthetics. Accompanying information cards enabled visitors to learn more about the substrates’ sustainable attributes and how to produce innovative, environmentally-conscious products.